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Significats de national treasures en anglès

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национальное достояние

Treasure or artifact that is regarded as emblematic as a nation's cultural heritage, identity or significance.

национальное достояние
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Examples for "national treasure"
Examples for "national treasure"
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Photo: supplied When did Americans started calling Mavis Staples a national treasure?
Radio NZ
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I'm a living national treasure according to the National Trust of Australia.
News.com.au
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Giovanni's sweetness, in my opinion, makes him a national treasure of Italy.
Eat, pray, love: one woman's search for everything across italy,...
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The campaign to install Shane MacGowan as unofficial national treasure proceeds apace.
The Irish Times
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When can we have our glass crown for this majestic national treasure?
The Irish Times
Ús de national treasures en anglès
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Across 150 years, Ethiopia has repeatedly requested the return of the national treasures.
News.com.au
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I know people who get called national treasures who are vile.
The Guardian
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Our lack of knowledge of such national treasures really puts us to shame.
The Irish Times
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London is filled with extraordinary properties that become national treasures.
The water room
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If they are not, he has misapplied the national treasures.
The Loyalists of America and Their Times, Vol. 1 of 2. / From 16...
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A country in its right mind doesn't put its national treasures in the front line.
The Young Lions
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Both are national treasures in their countries of origin.
The Irish Times
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Beyond those national treasures, newly nationalised rail looks unlikely to return to its failed franchising.
The Guardian
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Described last year as one of Ireland's national treasures, designer Sybil Connolly has died aged 77.
The Irish Times
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Should they really be seen as national treasures?
The Guardian
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Having personally rescued national treasures on three continents, I know firsthand that this is foolishly nearsighted.
Priceless: how I went undercover to rescue the world's stolen tr...
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As for Victoria Wood, in the pantheon of national treasures, she was up there with the Queen.
The Guardian
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You don't have to take part in the official events of Heritage Week to enjoy our national treasures.
The Irish Times
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What we were doing was highly illegal and frowned upon by the government, who protected their national treasures.
Gentlemen prefer succubi
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Even national treasures such as Clare Balding receive far less remuneration than the golden boots of Gary Lineker.
The Guardian
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Thais view the team as national treasures, but three of the boys, and the coach, are technically stateless.
Reuters
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Translations for national treasures
National treasures per variant geogràfica
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